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Who will win the 2025 Giro d'italia? First rest day poll

Who will win the 2025 giro d'italia

  • Roglic

  • Ayuso

  • Tiberi

  • Carapaz

  • Hindley

  • Yates

  • Gee

  • Arensman

  • Bernal

  • Other/Vino/mads pedersen


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Jan 20, 2020
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Roglic only loses this if he crashes. I've never been a believer in Ayuso and while he's impressed me this season he's still nowhere near Roglic's level.
 
Jul 7, 2013
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Rogla's advantage in the GC is small but the ITT was an early form barometer and confirmed the Slovenian's pre-race favourite status. I don't think there's anyone in this race on his level and it seems only a crash (or absolutely terrible weather) can hurt him.
 
May 5, 2010
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Surprised anyone's picking Carapaz. And can we correct the spelling of Jai Hindley in the poll?

Turns out; you can!

I assume it was also you who put an end to that "cloning Arensman" nonsense.
No army of Arensmen here, just one...
 
Feb 20, 2012
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Rogla's advantage in the GC is small but the ITT was an early form barometer and confirmed the Slovenian's pre-race favourite status. I don't think there's anyone in this race on his level and it seems only a crash (or absolutely terrible weather) can hurt him.
Eeeh probably.

At the same time I wonder what the losing condition looks like if he doesn't crash. I can easily see it happening that while he's clearly the strongest, he's also not centuries ahead in GC because the route isn't made for that, and if gaps are small those big mountain stages aren't so trivial.

Plus, I think Siena is still a very big banana peel still. He looked very sus on the TdF gravel, but yes that was against much stronger opposition.
 
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Eeeh probably.

At the same time I wonder what the losing condition looks like if he doesn't crash. I can easily see it happening that while he's clearly the strongest, he's also not centuries ahead in GC because the route isn't made for that, and if gaps are small those big mountain stages aren't so trivial.

Plus, I think Siena is still a very big banana peel still. He looked very sus on the TdF gravel, but yes that was against much stronger opposition.

Strade Bianche-mini is indeed a tricky stage. Plus I suppose he can actually have one weaker day in the mountains (esp. if the weather is very cold), which could jeopardize his GC campaign.